Joes Racing Products Tire Pressure Gauge, Glow in The Dark, 0-30 psi, Analog, 2-1/2 in Diameter, White Face, 1 lb Increments, Each

Very accurate, def good for dialing in tire pressure on the RZR

works well

I bought 3 of these in ranges of 0-15, 0-30, 0-60. It is important for the best accuracy to match your needs to the gauge range. Dial gauges are calibrated to the middle of their range and their accuracy fades the further from the middle you go. So a normal passenger tire with ~32 psi choose the 0-60 gauge. These Joe gauges are accurate, can take some abuse, and the dial glows in the dark.

Easy to use and read the numbers. Folds up good for easy storage! A must have!

Gauge is well made and easy to use, but doesn't hold the reading so you have to be able to bend down to see the gauge to see what the pressure is. The air chuck that comes with it is useless, it seems to be missing a seal for it blows air uncontrollably as soon as you honk it to your air hose.

Excellent product with Super accurate reading. Be sure to buy a pressure gauge that will allow you to read in the middle of the zone. I run 13 pounds in my Honda CRF 230F motorcycle and this 30 pound gauge is perfect. I would prefer to get the one that HOLDS the reading but I found it is not that inconvenient to read it while it is being used. The one that holds the pressure reading costs 2x as much so it was not worth it to spend the extra $25 to get that feature.For my motorcycle, I found that the brass fitting works much better than the stainless fitting. It comes with both fittings.Sturdy, well Built and a wonderful tool.Note: This model does not hold the pressure reading after removing it from the tire. The gauge that holds the pressure reading costs a lot more but it's OK, this one works excellent and the price is very reasonable for the excellent quality.

Easy to use and adjust the pressure exactly where you want it.

I have several four wheelers and two lawn tractors. I used this tire gauge right away. Most of the tires on my equipment require 10-20 lbs. PSI. I was surprised to find how far off the inflation was on most of the tires. I pumped up all of the tires and utilized the bleeder function on the gauge to adjust the pressure to the proper levels. Worked great. with a 0-30 lbs. range, it is easier to set the desired tire pressure. The gauge is easy to read.